[Question] Explain why Urahara kisuke could be FV

[COLOSSAL TITAN]

I've read something about Urahara being final villain, someone care to explain?

Will rep.

 

[ItachiStillSolos]

Thanks for the spoiler, dick.

 

[COLOSSAL TITAN]

Thanks for the spoiler, dick.

FYI, it's theories I'm talking about, nothing canon, thus no spoiler.

Next time you insult somebody think before you do so, you sound like a total retard now.

 

[Penguin]

Because he is smart, and made the Hogekyo. It is a bad theory.

 

[sepfiroth]

i wana read that too

 

[Naoya Minato]

I've never heard of that theory before. I guess this could be a possibility:

Spoiler

I mean, he's definitely more dangerous than Aizen due to him being even more intelligent. There's also the question why Urahara even invented the Hōgyoku in the first place.

And Urahara was part of the second division. Those guys are masters of deception.

I guess it's just the fact that Urahara is a mysterious character that makes people suspicious.

But that's just my thought. I doubt that it's true, though.

 

[Vandenreich]

He is the final hero, not villian. Look at the Ichigo vs Aizen fight, Urahara won that.

 

[COLOSSAL TITAN]

For people who want to read into it, here's something I found by googling it again.

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[ziggyZ]

Because he is smart, and made the Hogekyo. It is a bad theory.

Lel, wot?

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It's one of the best theories out. Hahahahahahaha.

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For people who want to read into it, here's something I found by googling it again.

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Urahara: More dangerous than Aizen?

When I watch Bleach, I’m always struck by how similar Urahara and Aizen are. Sure, Aizen is the Big Bad who almost took down Soul Society while Urahara runs a candy shop and helps Soul Society out in his free time, but what does that mean? To my mind it means that Urahara must either be (a) less evil; (b) less motivated; or (c) biding his time before he strikes. And I’m thinking it’s (b) or (c).

Don’t believe me? Just consider these striking similarities between Aizen and Urahara. And then consider that unlike Aizen, Urahara hasn’t been stopped…yet.


1. They both attempt to create the hogyoku at roughly the same time.

As Aizen explains, he and Urahara just happen to both try to create the hogyoku at roughly the same time - which allows Aizen to combine his failed one with Urahara’s more successful one which somehow leads to the creation of the actual hogyoku (I’m still a little unclear on the details). Seriously - what are the chances that two men with different goals would invent the same totally new substance at the same time? It seems pretty unlikely - unless, of course, the two men were almost exactly the same person. Speaking of which…


2. They both try to dissolve the boundaries between hollow and soul reaper.

Well, I say “different goals,” but actually their goals are also strangely similar. During the flashback vizard arc, both Urahara and Aizen were researching how to make a soul reapers stronger via hollow powers. Urahara claims he abandoned the research (something that Aizen definitely did not do), and yet…


3. They both turn people into hollows and help create the vizard.

Aizen turns a bunch of captains and lieutenants into hollows as part of his research and also because he’s a ****. Urahara tries to help save them and makes them vizard. It happens. But later Urahara puts his knowledge to good use by restoring Ichigo’s soul reaper powers by first turning him into a hollow - and you can’t tell me that Urahara didn’t know that this process would ultimately turn Ichigo into a vizard.


4. They are crazy-smart.

This is the similarity that Aizen himself points out - Urahara is the only one with the brains to keep up with him. They both have minds that work on a different level than everyone else - which is how they think of things like the hogyoku or turning soul reapers into hollows or planting kido bombs in other people’s bodies. You know, nerd stuff.


5. They are sociopaths.

Evil nerd stuff, that is. I suppose I don’t have to argue for Aizen being a sociopath - that’s pretty clear given everything about him. But I believe Urahara is one too. Shinji realizes this - during the flashback arc he tells Urahara not to worry about his subordinates’ feelings…and then adds that Urahara probably doesn’t have a problem with that. Because Urahara, despite his floppy exterior, is a cold, cold person who uses other people as tools to further his schemes. As a sociopath would.


6. They act unassuming while secretly being powerful and dangerous.

Yet Urahara seems like such a nice guy! He wears a funny hat and is always waving his hands and stuttering. Yet once he starts to fight, he proves that he’s crazy powerful and dangerous. Aizen is very similar - he acted like a sweet little nerd in the first Soul Society arc, sure, but even in Hueco Mundo he speaks in a quiet voice, never loses his temper…..and has all of the Espada scared out of their minds.


7. They both try to turn Ichigo into a weapon

This is the clincher for me. I knew that Urahara was shaping Ichigo to be a weapon pretty much from day one - not to mention sending him to Soul Society and to Hueco Mundo to take care of things for him. Really, most of Bleach wouldn’t have happened without Urahara pulling the strings. Then Aizen comes along and declares that actually it was all his doing - he was the one manipulating Ichigo from the beginning. And at first I was irritated by the retcon, and then I realized….of course. Of course Urahara and Aizen were both working to shape Ichigo into a super-powered weapon. Because their goals and methods have been pretty similar this whole time.


So watch out, Soul Society. When Urahara makes his move, you are all going to be so screwed.

PS: Another thing that bothers me is how he carries on that see through childish personality. This dude is evil guys.

 

[chopstickchakra]

IF it happened I would say it's because we find out he's been lying to and manipulating Ichigo, and Ichigo finds this out then fights him after the Vanderreich battle. Kisuke beats Ichigo around for awhile only to sacrifice himself at the end to teach Ichigo one last lesson. And that's a big IF.

 

[NLee]

No. Urahara won't be the final villain.


Juha Bach and the Vandenreich will be the final villains. Why? Because it brings us back to the age old Shinigami-Quincy conflict which is probably the best and most logical way to end Bleach. Not with some random ass-pull by making Urahara the big bad.